Migration preflight
Files, databases, DNS, email dependencies and runtime requirements are inventoried first.
Website migration and maintenance
Move the website carefully. Keep it healthy after launch.
Controlled website migration, launch validation and ongoing maintenance for teams that need continuity without losing visibility or ownership.
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Controlled project pathScope → build → validate
Project assessment
Define the outcome before estimating the work.
Share the current website, desired outcome, required integrations, constraints and target timeline so the team can review fit and prepare the next questions.
Secure request routingYour submission goes directly to the InvisibleHosts operations team.
Rollback-aware launch
Transfer, validation and DNS cutover are separated so avoidable risk stays controlled.
Visible maintenance
Updates, monitoring and completed work follow an agreed operating scope.
Assessment
Understand the source before changing the destination.
The migration plan records the current platform, dependencies, access, data size, DNS behavior and acceptable change window.
- Platform and dependency inventory
- Access and backup validation
- Destination compatibility
- Cutover and rollback plan
Migration
Transfer, validate and cut over in controlled stages.
Files and databases move before DNS. Functional routes, forms, SSL, redirects and integrations are checked before the final switch.
- Staged data transfer
- Database and media validation
- Redirect and SSL checks
- DNS coordination
Maintenance
Keep ownership clear after the move.
Ongoing care can include monitored updates, backups, uptime review, issue response and planned improvements without hiding what changed.
- Update and compatibility review
- Backup and restore checks
- Uptime and form monitoring
- Documented maintenance activity
Straight answers
Know how the engagement works.
Scope, responsibilities and measurable outputs are agreed before project work begins.
Can you migrate WordPress, WooCommerce and custom websites?
Yes when the source and destination are technically compatible. Plugins, runtime versions, databases, storage, email and third-party integrations are reviewed before the move is accepted.
Will migration cause downtime?
The goal is to minimize downtime, but the achievable window depends on DNS, source access, data size, changing content and platform behavior. The planned window is documented before launch.
Are redirects and SEO signals preserved?
Existing URLs, redirects, canonicals, metadata and sitemap behavior are included in the migration review when they are part of the agreed scope.
What can ongoing maintenance include?
Maintenance may include monitored updates, backups, uptime checks, form checks, issue handling, security review and controlled content or feature changes.
Do you maintain websites hosted elsewhere?
Sometimes. Access, hosting restrictions, platform ownership and backup capability must be reviewed before an external environment can be supported.
How are urgent issues handled?
Response coverage and escalation expectations are defined in the maintenance scope. No resolution time is promised until the affected system and issue are assessed.
Ready when your project is.
Start with a clear scope.
Share the current state, desired outcome and constraints so the team can review fit and next steps.